Tribe.net. Local Connections woodsyscot http://hiking-midatlantic.tribe.net/thread/879fb459-2ecc-4664-b1a2-85a227a044cc 2008-05-09T22:05:29Z 2008-05-09T22:05:29Z

<div>Howdy fellow hikers! <br/>A steady group of us have been hiking various trails in MD/VA/PA. <br/>Mostly we go on Saturday mornings. <br/>We are gearing up for the 2008 season &amp; want to put out an invite to other Midatlantic hikers that might like to join us. Many of us are PATC members, we are all ages with varied interests. We usually do day hikes from 6 to 15miles, depending on where we're going. We plan to do section hikes of the AT from Harper's Ferry W.V. to Boiling Springs, PA. this summer as well as other trails in the tri-state area. We love to meet &amp; hike with other outdoors people. Drop me a line if you might be interested,have questions, or need details. <br/>Happy Trails!</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://hiking-midatlantic.tribe.net">Hiking- Mid Atlantic</a> - 0 replies </div>

woodsyscot 2008-05-09T22:05:29Z ecrivaine32 http://hiking-midatlantic.tribe.net/thread/1d4bcdee-c85c-423a-a543-3de2c9b19312 2007-03-21T19:47:38Z 2006-12-03T02:37:11Z

<div>I'm up for anyone who would like to get together sometime and go hiking in the D.C./MD area : ) <br/> <br/>Jen</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://hiking-midatlantic.tribe.net">Hiking- Mid Atlantic</a> - 2 replies </div>

ecrivaine32 2006-12-03T02:37:11Z Be-in http://hiking-midatlantic.tribe.net/thread/0e2dc729-ec55-441f-a870-8f86d907d78c 2006-06-30T17:36:50Z 2004-03-23T21:46:59Z

<div>Hi all, <br/>I'm wondering if anyone has done any backcountry camping in any of the wilderness areas in the Monongahela forest in WV. If so, I'm looking for any advice, recommendations, etc. I'm thinking about a couple trips this summer to do the Cranberry wilderness and others.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://hiking-midatlantic.tribe.net">Hiking- Mid Atlantic</a> - 3 replies </div>

Be-in 2004-03-23T21:46:59Z Johanna Rose http://hiking-midatlantic.tribe.net/thread/b0f3b5f8-aa87-4d6f-901f-82d681e29ffe 2006-03-01T19:28:05Z 2006-02-28T20:06:40Z

<div>I have just recently become interested in hiking. My first goal is to hike on the Appalachian Trail in Northern VA for 3 or 4 days in September. I have gone on the hiking trails at a local state park. But other than that I don't have the foggiest idea of how to get started. What equipment, other than good hiking boots, do I need? What arrangements do I need to make? How much does it cost? How do I contact to arrange a trip like this? etc., etc., <br/> <br/>I need guidance. I could use a hiking buddy also.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://hiking-midatlantic.tribe.net">Hiking- Mid Atlantic</a> - 3 replies </div>

Johanna Rose 2006-02-28T20:06:40Z LighteningthatStrikestheCloud http://hiking-midatlantic.tribe.net/thread/1ca55608-961b-454a-9232-098fbe3e87d0 2005-11-09T03:11:51Z 2005-05-17T19:48:48Z

<div>I find that I'll take alot of pics when I go hiking and want to really apreciate the smaller aspects of Mother Nature. <br/> <br/> <br/>Do any others treat Nature like a museum when out on a trail or such? <br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> <br/>Lightening <br/>BaltimorePhotographers.tribe.net </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://hiking-midatlantic.tribe.net">Hiking- Mid Atlantic</a> - 13 replies </div>

LighteningthatStrikestheCloud 2005-05-17T19:48:48Z Seige http://hiking-midatlantic.tribe.net/thread/be21c316-2f58-4299-b65c-12f12f2af297 2005-10-24T17:43:49Z 2005-10-24T17:43:49Z

<div>I'm going to Smoky Mountain National Park this weekend. Hoping to get some good shots of the leaves turning. I'm looking for two things. <br/> <br/>1) Any nice vantage points for taking pictures of fall foliage(overlooks). <br/> <br/>2) A really good hike to and through a nice section of Old Growth Forest(8 or 9 hour hike with camp sites). <br/> <br/>Any help would be greatly appreciated. <br/>Thanks in Advance <br/>Peace love and happy trails <br/>Seige</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://hiking-midatlantic.tribe.net">Hiking- Mid Atlantic</a> - 0 replies </div>

Seige 2005-10-24T17:43:49Z MK http://hiking-midatlantic.tribe.net/thread/e4ef07c0-93a6-4ddc-8147-810f01eda431 2005-09-29T21:58:49Z 2004-05-14T19:53:55Z

<div>If you've ever been to SNP, tell us your favorite trail experience or worst trail experience. Mine is easy, my wife stepped on two water mocassins while crossing the river on White Oak Canyon. Best trail has got to be Old Rag.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://hiking-midatlantic.tribe.net">Hiking- Mid Atlantic</a> - 5 replies </div>

MK 2004-05-14T19:53:55Z LighteningthatStrikestheCloud http://hiking-midatlantic.tribe.net/thread/8d646424-3f02-464a-8241-389025247bc3 2005-06-21T06:05:33Z 2004-04-06T18:36:39Z

<div>Hi all, <br/> <br/>Came across the tribe and joining groups that I'll truly keep up with. I've been an avid hiker since sophomore year of college but always a nature buff. I know the Bmore County area of MD very very well, so if you have any questions please let me know. </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://hiking-midatlantic.tribe.net">Hiking- Mid Atlantic</a> - 3 replies </div>

LighteningthatStrikestheCloud 2004-04-06T18:36:39Z Beth@ http://hiking-midatlantic.tribe.net/thread/06a2e53f-d3d9-4523-bc62-97ba69d5f9ba 2005-04-10T14:48:58Z 2005-04-10T14:30:51Z

<div>Hello Hiker! <br/> <br/>This February (2005) a local friend, bumped into 'Icebound' a truly determined and hardy thru hiker on Blueberry Hill on the AT above Greenwood Lake, New York. <br/> <br/>Icebound, who a remarkable 173 days earlier had begun a northbound AT transit was inspired by diverse topography and hidden glades and waterfalls of the North New Jersey -Greenwood Lake trail section. <br/> <br/>After a inspecting his 70 pound WINTER gear pack and well worn snowshoes he announced that the section of trail between New Jersey and Greenwood Lake as the most spectacular he had seen heading north.... <br/> <br/>We are very blessed and welcome you to hike with us locally. <br/> <br/>Day hiking or AT through marching you can find a warm couch, hot coffee, free wifie bunch of new friends at the Greenwood Grind. <br/> <br/>Keep Smiling! <br/> <br/>Beth McCrink <br/>http://www.thegreenwoodgrind.com <br/>845.477.2140 <br/>greenwoodgrind@gmail.com <br/></div> <div> posted in <a href="http://hiking-midatlantic.tribe.net">Hiking- Mid Atlantic</a> - 0 replies </div>

Beth@ 2005-04-10T14:30:51Z Be-in http://hiking-midatlantic.tribe.net/thread/b2fcd2f2-ca23-42d6-aec1-3ec5e5f16b0a 2005-03-14T18:56:11Z 2005-03-14T18:56:11Z

<div>Hey all, went hiking in the Bull Run mountains near The Plains, VA over the weekend. A very nice series of trails there, with civil war era stone structures around and the occasional Blair Witch stye abandonned settler house out in the woods. Less than an hour's drive from DC. Recommended for DC residents looking for a decent day hike without having to drive half the day.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://hiking-midatlantic.tribe.net">Hiking- Mid Atlantic</a> - 0 replies </div>

Be-in 2005-03-14T18:56:11Z woodsyscot http://hiking-midatlantic.tribe.net/thread/cf6f24e6-cd0d-4aaf-b580-3f287ceef090 2005-02-24T10:09:44Z 2005-02-20T04:09:10Z

<div>South Central Pa. guy here...near Md. line....5min walk from Appalachian trail...an hour and a half from D.C.....looking to share tasty hiking spots with Others</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://hiking-midatlantic.tribe.net">Hiking- Mid Atlantic</a> - 3 replies </div>

woodsyscot 2005-02-20T04:09:10Z MK http://hiking-midatlantic.tribe.net/thread/5f77f754-ca20-45ff-8ba4-9aa351cbfcff 2005-01-25T18:17:59Z 2005-01-25T18:17:59Z

<div>I got a GPS for xmas and i'm really looking forward to trying it out on some trails but I have to purchase software to use with it. Does anyone have any good experiences with some GPS software like Delorme? </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://hiking-midatlantic.tribe.net">Hiking- Mid Atlantic</a> - 0 replies </div>

MK 2005-01-25T18:17:59Z NRVcat http://hiking-midatlantic.tribe.net/thread/b8711ea6-47fc-48f1-8256-9fd4e381340a 2004-11-20T21:28:01Z 2004-11-20T21:28:01Z

<div>Hey! I'm moving back to Virginia after five years in Mississippi. Yay! I'll be in Radford by New Year's Eve. Anyone going to be free from Jan. 1-9 for some day hikes? <br/> <br/>El</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://hiking-midatlantic.tribe.net">Hiking- Mid Atlantic</a> - 0 replies </div>

NRVcat 2004-11-20T21:28:01Z MK http://hiking-midatlantic.tribe.net/thread/10ad0554-577b-430c-a4ec-91a4dc512ba4 2004-11-11T20:30:21Z 2004-11-10T19:38:00Z

<div>Since we're coming in to the cold season, does anyone have any suggestions on how best to fend off the cold during a hike or camping? Also if you have any hikes that are really good in the winter post them here as well.</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://hiking-midatlantic.tribe.net">Hiking- Mid Atlantic</a> - 2 replies </div>

MK 2004-11-10T19:38:00Z MK http://hiking-midatlantic.tribe.net/thread/7c7b847d-6587-48b3-9d4b-baa48238a0ff 2004-11-10T19:40:09Z 2004-11-10T19:40:09Z

<div>Any recommendations for hiking guides? </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://hiking-midatlantic.tribe.net">Hiking- Mid Atlantic</a> - 0 replies </div>

MK 2004-11-10T19:40:09Z MK http://hiking-midatlantic.tribe.net/thread/9d4bb2ac-ba25-4ca8-8088-aebd5e71d853 2004-11-09T23:20:48Z 2004-03-15T16:36:01Z

<div>Does anyone have a good GORP recipe?</div> <div> posted in <a href="http://hiking-midatlantic.tribe.net">Hiking- Mid Atlantic</a> - 3 replies </div>

MK 2004-03-15T16:36:01Z MK http://hiking-midatlantic.tribe.net/thread/1161102d-d581-48ce-b7cc-598c14791bfe 2003-12-23T18:12:15Z 2003-12-23T18:12:15Z

<div>Welcome to the Hiking Tribe for the Mid-Atlantic region. The Mid-Atlantic regions consists of DC,MD,NC,PA,VA, and WV. Here we hope to discuss great trails, trail recipes, equipment, and experiences. Also please make any recommendations. Thank you for joining our tribe. </div> <div> posted in <a href="http://hiking-midatlantic.tribe.net">Hiking- Mid Atlantic</a> - 0 replies </div>

MK 2003-12-23T18:12:15Z